Muy buena iluminación , cambie mis proyectores hid, y el cambio fue bueno, esperemos que duren Read more

This paragraph is quite important so It's going to the top: Make sure you aim the headlight to the right side (the step up of light) to avoid blinding oncoming traffic. It seems the headlight was designed to be adjusted like this anyway, but there's no official specs on the store page nor a manual. Image one is a picture of the distribution pattern, pointed at the ceiling, about 7 feet from the front of the headlight. Image two is a quick test of the output, where I measured beam angle and glare. It passed with flying colors. This headlight is very much a flagship killer compared to the way higher priced NHKs, Morimotos, Profiles and you get the picture. For the price of a Morimoto, I could get four pairs of these. The brightness as other reviewers have testified is brighter than a good chunk of cars on the road, and again I can confirm, these are brighter than a Cybertruck's headlights! I've decided to over-elaborate and throw in a list of pros and cons. Pros: Brightness: Brightest headlights on the road in my part of the world, and Teslas are popular here, and we all know how bright those are. Very wide: I don't drive on unlit streets because there isn't much of that in my area, when I do, I'll update this review and say how well it did. Comes with mounting hardware: H4, H7, and 90006 with two gaskets and a nut are included. Durable construction materials: I don't know exactly but it seems like they're using Aluminum for the metal and some kind of plastic, i belive polycarbonate for the plastics and glass for the lens. These will probably outlast your car unless you hit something. Mounting compatibility: Not only is there the screw-on nut in the back there's also a D2 bolt pattern on the front so you can drop this in to replace a projector headlight, so long as it also has the D2 bolt pattern. Side note: I can't say anything about longevity but I'm under impression that my fan mod made it so these will last a great deal longer. I'll update this review when or if the lights die. Someone did say they went a month without problems. Cons: No manual: I don't see a very good reason to include one but it will still be a good idea to include one. Runs hot: Again, this is subjective. I measured the headlight to peak at ~150F (65C) at the hottest point, after 15 minutes runtime. I probed by the fan, at the side of the unit, on the LED itself, and at the furthest metal point from the fan. I fixed this very subjective issue by installing a 35mmx15mm Delta fan, and soldering it in place. You will need M3x18 screws to replace the new ones. Check a local hardware store. Frequently returned: I'm counting this as a con because as I said, it runs hot, and that might be why it's frequently returned. Read more

I used these LED projectors to modify my headlights on a 1992-1996 Ford Bronco. Has a crisp cutoff and bright low beam and high beam. Looks great. I only wish they had a heavier gauge wiring. Other than that these are a great value. We will see how the last over time. Read more

I build headlights from time to time, Ended up purchasing these 3” bi led projectors for my personal truck. And wow. Very nice cut off, Super bright and build quality is great. No complaints from me, Especially being 1/3 of the price of morimotos. (Which have failed on me more than once over time). Time will tell for these. Read more

This was one projector test. As seen it's bright and clean cut off and aligned properly. No dark spots. In reality it's a lot brighter and clean looking white color no hues or any weird color. I hope this projector last at least 5 years that's how long it should last. overall it's worth the money for this output. Read more

Strong and bright light go for it highly recommended Read more